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In nixlang "\." is escaped to just ".". That is, it does nothing. For there to be a "\." in the resulting string, two backslashes are needed. Lix on main now emits a warning in such cases. See the example nix repl output: nix-repl> :p "Cargo\.lock" Cargo.lock nix-repl> :p "Cargo\\.lock" Cargo\.lock
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Would be cool if this could be merged! |
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Lix 2.95 has been released so more users are seeing this. Just an FYI. |
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In nixlang "\." is escaped to just ".". That is, it does nothing. For there to be a "\." in the resulting string, two backslashes are needed. Lix on main now emits a warning in such cases. See the example nix repl output: